# Migrate BQ to BO

**** Migrate old_server to new_server ***
****** Using NuOnce System Backup *******
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==================== preliminary ======================
ececute "yum update" on both servers
If doing dns, make sure you have file /usr/sausalito/sbin/dnsImport.pl
if not execute on the BlueOnyx server
   yum install blueonyx-dnstoolbox-1.0.5-1.centos5
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On old server;
Look at system backup in the GUI
  If your using MySQL make sure mysql is selected
  If DNS make sure Include Directories = /var/named/chroot/var/named
  verify cmu version
      cmuExport --version
  should see > /usr/sbin/cmuExport version 2.81
      answer "No" at the prompt
  mv /etc/cron.d/swatch.cron /root  (insure swatch doesn't restart services)
  /etc/init.d/sendmail stop  (stopping incoming mail)
  /etc/init.d/xinetd stop  (stopping ftp and pop)
  /etc/init.d/httpd stop (for scripts that may be writing data)
  /etc/init.d/admserv stop (for scripts that may be writing data)
execute backup
  /home/muonce/backup/raqbackup.sh (wait for finish)
  cd  /home/nuonce/backup/system_backup
  tar -czpsvf ns1.jmgenterprises.com.tgz data
  md5sum ns1.jmgenterprises.com.tgz  >  ns1.jmgenterprises.com.tgz md5
  mv ns1.jmgenterprises.com.tgz  /home/users/admin
  mv ns1.jmgenterprises.com.md5 /home/users/admin/
  chown admin  /home/users/admin/ns1.jmgenterprises.com.tgz
  chown admin  /home/users/admin/ns1.jmgenterprises.com.tgz.md5

goto new server
   Site Management "Edit Virtual Site Template"
   uncheck  Automatic DNS Configuration 
   mkdir /home/restore
   chown admin /home/restore
   cd /home/restore
   ftp ns1.jmgenterprises.com (or ip of old server)
   login
      user: admin
      pass: admin-password
   get ns1.jmgenterprises.com.tgz
   get ns1.jmgenterprises.com.tgz md5
   exit ftp (bye)
check md5dum execute the following should be null output
   md5sum ns1.jmgenterprises.com.tgz | cmp ns1.jmgenterprises.com.tgz.md5
   cd data
   cp home/nuonce/backup/system_backup/data/cmu.xml
   cmuImport -d /home/restore/data (if changing ip, all sites use -i arguement 1.2.3.4)

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*** Restore MySQL Backup ***
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   cd /home/restore
   cp ns1.jmgenterprises.com.mysqldump.tar.gz ../
   tar -xzpsv ns1.jmgenterprises.com.mysqldump.tar.gz
   cp home/nuonce/backup/system_backup/data/ns1.jmgenterprises.com.mysqldump.sql .
   mysql -uroot -ppassword < host.domain.tld.mysqldump.sql
Check mysql import
   mysql -uroot -ppassword
   show databases;  (your databases should be there)
   flush privileges;
   \q

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***** Restore DNS Backup *****
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cd /home/restore
Look at dns on new server
You may want to clear all records with
   /usr/sausalito/sbin/dnsDeleteAllRecords.pl --delete-confirm
Move backedup include dirs
   cp data/ns1.jmgenterprises.com.dirs.tar.gz .
   tar -xzvf ns1.jmgenterprises.com.dirs.tar.gz
if using a secondary nameserver
make sure you can reach it;
   ping ns2.jmgenterprises.com
   then execute;
   /usr/sausalito/sbin/dnsImport.pl var/named/chroot/var/named

Look at DNS in the GUI, OK?

DONE!